The Knowledge Exchange is a place for people working in criminal justice settings to find and share resources, research, and examples of notable practice, relevant to their roles.
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Louise Kennefick, Deirdre Healy and Niamh Wade discuss what we can learn from an historical approach.
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Jason Morris explores some of the ways in which technology can be used to enable responsivity with people on probation.
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John Todd-Kvam provides an overview of his doctoral research.
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Karan Tripathi explores the extent to which probation practice in India responds to the needs of women.
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Thien-Trang Nguyen-Phan outlines her research into parents who have experienced violence and abuse from their now adult children.
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Article by Tony Margetts, former partnership manager for Humberside Probation and Commissioner for Drug and Alcohol Treatment for the East Riding of Yorkshire, now a self-employed consultant.
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Steve Doggett explains how Unilink made use of new research on the risk of suicide in custodial settings.
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Article from Kevin Ball, Senior Research Officer, HM Inspectorate of Probation.
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Article from Nina Champion and Hannah Pittaway from the Criminal Justice Alliance.
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Olivia Dehnavi provides an overview of their recent research on the discrimination faced by racially minoritised women with convictions when trying to find employment.
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Dr Alexandra Cox from the University of Essex and Aisha Ofori from the Centre for Justice Innovation.
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Seema Patel, from Northumbria University, discusses the role that families can play in reducing offending.
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Pamela Ugwudike examines the role of Artificial Intelligence in probation and potential racial implications.
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Sofia Buncy, Sarah Goodwin and Alexandria Bradley share some early findings from their research which is exploring Muslim women’s experiences of resettlement.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of this issue.
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